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Arbitration procedures with multiple arbitrators
European Journal of Operational Research, 2012zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Mazalov, Vladimir, Tokareva, Julia
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Arbitrator characteristics and arbitrator decisions
Journal of Labor Research, 1990This study uses a sample of 459 arbitrators to investigate the effect of arbitrator characteristics on arbitrated decisions in discharge and suspension cases. Little evidence is found of significant relationships between the characteristics of arbitrators and their decisions. The results raise serious doubts about the usefulness of the common labor and
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Commercial Arbitration - Rules of Arbitration [PDF]
Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2013 Sleekness arbitral process arises from the lack of solemnity of court proceedings taking place in an appropriate environment with preset times, the atmosphere in which the parties do not appear as irreducible and implacable enemies, but are encouraged by both referees and interests continue their business relationships, to reach a solution as quickly ...
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ARBITRATOR INDEPENDENCE IN ICSID ARBITRATION
2009AbstractICSID prescribes that the ICSID arbitrator must ‘be relied upon to exercise independent judgment’. This chapter begins by comparing this requirement with the formulation found in other arbitral rules and various national laws. It then considers the decisions in both ICSID and other arbitrations concerning challenges, based on (i) the ...
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Arbitration court (arbitration)
Общенациональный интерактивный энциклопедический портал "Знания", 2022openaire +1 more source
2014
Abstract This chapter deals with the private international law of arbitration and arbitral proceedings. The point of departure is to note that the manner in which an arbitral tribunal goes about its business is something not governed the rules of private international law applicable to proceedings before a court, but by the rules which ...
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Abstract This chapter deals with the private international law of arbitration and arbitral proceedings. The point of departure is to note that the manner in which an arbitral tribunal goes about its business is something not governed the rules of private international law applicable to proceedings before a court, but by the rules which ...
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